Unity Game Optimization - Third Edition

Dynamic batching summary

Dynamic batching is a very useful tool when we want to render very large groups of simple meshes. The design of the system makes it ideal to use when we're making use of large numbers of simple meshes, which are nearly identical in appearance. Some possible use cases to apply dynamic batching could be as follows:

• We want to render a large forest filled with rocks, trees, and bushes
• We want to render a building, factory, or space station with many simple, common elements (computers, corridor pieces, pipes, and so on)
• We want to build a game featuring many dynamic, non-animated objects with simple geometry and particle effects (a game such as Geometry Wars springs to mind)

If the only requirement preventing two objects ...